Heesen 67m project Sparta sold and set for 2023 delivery

Dutch yard Heesen has announced the sale of its latest superyacht, project Sparta, which is due for delivery in 2023. With both exteriors and interiors from the drawing boards of the London-based studio Winch Design, the 67-metre (220-foot) steel fast-displacement full form (FDHF) yacht was first presented as Project Avanti at the 2017 Monaco Yacht Show.

The new owner of Project Sparta is an experienced charterer and "fell in love with [her] dynamic architecture" according to the shipyard. Arcon Yachts has been appointed by the owner as project manager for the vessel.

The incorporation of a raised pilothouse gives the vessel a sporty profile and she is able to reach a top speed of 16 knots which is aided by her efficient FDHF devised by Van Oosanen Naval Architects.

With 1,200 GT of interior volume, Sparta accommodates her guests across a full-beam main saloon and four additional guest suites located on the main deck. Thanks to a sliding partition, the two forward cabins can be transformed into a luxury full-beam VIP suite. Guests will be looked after by a crew of up to fifteen and a nanny.

On board, the indoor dining area connects seamlessly to the aft deck terrace which is protected on both sides, with all three decks serviced by a glass elevator located in an off-centre spiral staircase. On the lower deck, a walk-in wellness area can be found featuring an oval Jacuzzi, sauna, steam room and gymnasium.

A shell door located on the port side enables easy provisioning to the vessel, with her tenders and toys located in the forward garage.

With her delivery date set for 2023, project Sparta is the third new project sale for the yard this year.

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Source: Superyacht Times